Police couldn't find the man who murdered Sheila's best friend - so she studied, became a private investigator and then made them catch him.

“I love my mums, both of them, but I still don't see why I shouldn't have a few extras up my sleeve, you know, just in case.”

Noura Hussein is 19 years old. She has been sentenced to death for killing her husband - who she says raped her.

How did a 'human turd' change Sharon Horgan’s life? She tells all to Katie Couric.

This way for more of that conversation, plus Sharon’s thoughts on the Irish abortion referendum and #MeToo

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-44580910

What it feels like when you don't want your baby.

Today marks 70 years since the arrival of Caribbean migrants on the Empire Windrush ship to the UK.

Back in 2018, how has the Windrush scandal affected young black British identity?

"We built our homes out of 'no blacks' signs".

A poem for the Windrush Generation, by Theophina Gabriel.

Read by Sonja Welsh and her two granddaughters.

Edgar works 80-hour weeks as a junior doctor in Zimbabwe - and then goes home to a flat without running water.

Check out our new Instagram TV channel – a place to share more of your amazing stories: https://www.instagram.com/tv/BkQT6S7B-TA/

In 1979, one surgeon was about to make NHS history by performing the UK's first heart transplant.

Sleepless night left you feeling shattered? 😫

Watch this for some simple (and sometimes surprising) tips to make it easier to nod off at night 😴

#BBCLikeMinds

'What are the chances of me being this one baby taken from Chicago?'

If someone gave you $100, what would you buy? Alice, a housemaid in Zimbabwe, would buy a roof for her house.

What about you?

How do you apply for universal credit when you're homeless, you've lost your bank card and have no I.D.?